We all know and have heard the meaning of EasterAccording to the Christianity faith, Christ rose from the dead, and this is the Sunday we celebrate his resurrection. Many families will be hunting Easter eggs and children are anxious for the things the Easter bunny brings. So we all know the meaning of Easter, but where does the Easter bunny fit into the picture?

The symbol of the Easter bunny originated with the pagan festivals of Eastre. The goddess, Eastre, was worshiped through her earthly symbol, which happened to be a rabbit. Being as the hare and the rabbit are the most fertile animals known, they served as the symbol for the beginning of new life during the spring season.

The eggs that the Easter bunny delivers are a symbol of rebirth. The color and wrapping around the egg told of your status in society, whether you were a peasant or wealthy.

Now that the true meaning behind these holiday symbols has been revealed, you are probably wondering what the big deals was all about? The Easter bunny is simply a sign of fertility? It’s nothing special, just the beginning of a new life.